The 39 Steps

Title details

Type

Movie

Original title

The 39 Steps

Release year

1935

Release date

June 6, 1935

Status

Released

Runtime

86 minutes

Genres

Mystery, Thriller

Production companies

Gaumont-British Picture Corporation

Director

Alfred Hitchcock

TMDB rating

7.3/10 (1,095 votes)

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Official trailers

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Three Reasons: The 39 Steps

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The 39 Steps (1935) - Alfred Hitchcock - Trailer

Cast

Robert Donat

Richard Hannay

Madeleine Carroll

Pamela

Lucie Mannheim

Annabella Smith

Godfrey Tearle

Professor Jordan

Peggy Ashcroft

The Crofter's Wife Margaret

John Laurie

John the Crofter

Helen Haye

Louisa Jordan

Frank Cellier

Sheriff Watson

Wylie Watson

Mr. Memory

Gus McNaughton

Salesman on the Flying Scotsman

Jerry Verno

Salesman on the Flying Scotsman

Peggy Simpson

The Jordans' Maid

Matthew Boulton

Fake Police Officer (uncredited)

P

Pat Hagate

M.C. Who Introduces Mr. Memory (uncredited)

Alfred Hitchcock

Man Walking Past Bus (uncredited)

C

Carleton Hobbs

Fake Police Officer (uncredited)

Elizabeth Inglis

Professor Jordan's Daughter Pat (uncredited)

Q

Quinton McPherson

Clergyman on the Flying Scotsman (uncredited)

Characters

• Richard Hannay voiced by Robert Donat
• Pamela voiced by Madeleine Carroll
• Annabella Smith voiced by Lucie Mannheim
• Professor Jordan voiced by Godfrey Tearle
• The Crofter's Wife Margaret voiced by Peggy Ashcroft
• John the Crofter voiced by John Laurie
• Louisa Jordan voiced by Helen Haye
• Sheriff Watson voiced by Frank Cellier
• Mr. Memory voiced by Wylie Watson
• Salesman on the Flying Scotsman voiced by Gus McNaughton
• Salesman on the Flying Scotsman voiced by Jerry Verno
• The Jordans' Maid voiced by Peggy Simpson
• Fake Police Officer (uncredited) voiced by Matthew Boulton
• M.C. Who Introduces Mr. Memory (uncredited) voiced by Pat Hagate
• Man Walking Past Bus (uncredited) voiced by Alfred Hitchcock
• Fake Police Officer (uncredited) voiced by Carleton Hobbs
• Professor Jordan's Daughter Pat (uncredited) voiced by Elizabeth Inglis
• Clergyman on the Flying Scotsman (uncredited) voiced by Quinton McPherson

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